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Reserve your spot: California’s Higher Education Challenge, Feb. 4

January 5, 2016/in Events

RSVP today for a provocative discussion with:

  • DR. BRICE HARRIS, Chancellor, California Community Colleges
  • HON. JANET NAPOLITANO, President, University of California
  • DR. LESLIE WONG, President, San Francisco State University

Thursday, February 4, 2016, 6-7:30
UC Hastings College of the Law, San Francisco
Alumni Reception Center
200 McAlister
San Francisco, CA 94102

 

Contribution request for attendees is $500 per person:

1. Reserve your spot by making a donation on our website
2. Or print this form (PDF) and send checks to:

CCPHE-EDUCATION FUND
638 Lindero Canyon Road #101
Oak Park, California 91377-5457

CCPHE-EDUCATION FUND is a 501c3 corporation and contributions are tax deductible.

About the event:

The California economy needs more than a million new college graduates over the next decade, yet funding constraints for the State’s public higher education systems are keeping thousands of qualified California students out of the classroom. Because of reduced State funding over the past decade, UC, CSU and the Community Colleges have been forced to do more with less—an unsustainable position for the nation’s finest public higher education system. Top leaders of the three pillars of California’s Master Plan for Higher Education will engage in a frank discussion of how we can meet this challenge.

Sponsors: Hon. Mel Levine • Alan Mendelson • Chip Robertson • Sandi Thompson • UC Hastings College of the Law

About your support:

California’s public higher education system is the finest in the world. Your support will enable the CCPHE-Education Fund to get the word out about the importance of the University of California, the California State University system and our Community Colleges are to California’s future and the need to make public higher education a priority for the State.

For more information:

Please email adruk @ aol.com.

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Links

* California Coalition for Public Higher Education
* California Competes
* College Futures Foundation
* "Higher Education in California": White paper from the Public Policy Institute of California, April 2016 (PDF)
* University of California
* California State University
* California Community Colleges Chancellor’s Office

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